Chisom
Nothing stressed me more than the characters in this book. I kept wondering why they thought that was the best action they thought they could take, and why they disturbed me with their regret afterwards, but I get that's what makes a story.
This book leaves me with thoughts about what is it to love and what does my morality means when faced with something threatening?
Nothing stressed me more than the characters in this book. I kept wondering why they thought that was the best action they thought they could take, and why they disturbed me with their regret afterwards, but I get that's what makes a story.
This book leaves me with thoughts about what is it to love and what does my morality means when faced with something threatening?
The number of times I thought the patriarchy, and sighed the word men under my breath was insane.
In the best way, I hated the world Margaret created. I hated the precision of it, the accuracy of the elements in the book, and how she showed how the marginalising of any group begins.
It was a great read, but I wasn't satisfied with the ending. It left room in my mind for so much!
The number of times I thought the patriarchy, and sighed the word men under my breath was insane.
In the best way, I hated the world Margaret created. I hated the precision of it, the accuracy of the elements in the book, and how she showed how the marginalising of any group begins.
It was a great read, but I wasn't satisfied with the ending. It left room in my mind for so much!